/* < ![CDATA[ */ var quicktagsL10n = { quickLinks: "(Quick Links)", wordLookup: "Enter a word to look up:", dictionaryLookup: "Dictionary lookup", lookup: "lookup", closeAllOpenTags: "Close all open tags", closeTags: "close tags”, enterURL: “Enter the URL”, enterImageURL: “Enter the URL of the image”, enterImageDescription: “Enter a description of the image” }; try{convertEntities(quicktagsL10n);}catch(e){}; /* ]]> */ edToolbar() In anticipation of the release AVIATED early next year, Dot The One is rolling out a slew of music videos, interviews, live studio sessions and freestyles. Up first are the freestyles. Continue...

The latest single from First Class has landed. Dot The One’s first offering from an upcoming release entitle AV8TED, “Bout That Life,” features verses from HaZali and Wildabest that find the three MCs on cloud nine. LIsten to it after the jump. Continue...

Dot The One, with a little help from vocalist and frequent collaborator Amjay, turns introspective on his latest cut “This Is Real.” With smart, incisive lyrics the Philly rapper laments the ills of “the class of 87 (a.k.a Generation Y)” dropping bars about single mothers, absentee fathers, little girls growing up too fast, hustlers and corrupt preachers all in under two and half minutes. A new EP by the duo is slated to be released on April 10. Take a listen to “This Is Real” after the jump. Continue...

Up-and-coming rapper Dot The One seems to made some new friends. In this case the new companions come in the form of singers/lyricists/mult-instrumentalists Amjay and Justin Baron. The fledging group, which goes by the name First Class Collective, has been creating a buzz on the NYC music scene. Continue...

Dot The One has dropped a new video for his single “Never Wanna Land,” a smooth, mid-tempo “for the ladies” jam detailing the thrills and anxieties of budding infatuation. Watch it after the jump. Continue...

Dot The One, who released his Above Ground Level (which you can listen to over at Bandcamp)album a few weeks back, played an intimate gig at Brooklyn’s Two Steps Down. Back by a small live band, the rapper performed a set list that included album cuts “Sunset In New York” and “Always On Deck.” If you’re in NYC, you can catch him at East Harlem Cafe November 30 at 7pm. Watch the two performances after the jump. Continue...